Regal’s 31 Screams on Screen to Feature Selections From Some of Horror’s Hottest Directors
Regals Cinemas is teaming with a handful of popular horror filmmakers for their annual 31 Screams on Screen event!

Regals Cinemas is teaming with a handful of popular horror filmmakers for their annual 31 Screams on Screen event!

Said Wan, “While these are often considered mainstream genre films, they were each made with such a unique vision and singular artistry that they’ve not only stood the test of time, but have become truly beloved, continuing to find new generations of devoted fans. Each one holds a special place in my heart, and I’m excited for audiences to experience them again the way they were meant to be seen: together, in a dark theater, and on the big screen!”

October 4th – The Conjuring
October 12th – The Thing (1982)
October 16th – Candyman (1992)
October 28th – It Follows
I first became familiar with DaCosta after her stunning Candyman reboot. She left my jaw on the floor once again with 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, a film that should’ve done gangbusters at the box office. She’s an incredible talent, even if the return on her movies doesn’t always reflect that.
Said DaCosta, “I’m so excited to share just a few of my favorite horror films; movies that have, in one way or another, stuck with me over the years. The Thing and Candyman I never got to see in theatres, so I’m excited that we’re getting the chance to see them on the big screen at Regal.”
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October 5th – Poltergeist (1982)
October 13th – The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974)
October 18th – A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)
October 23rd – Midsommar Director’s Cut
With his debut film, Obsession, Barker has become Hollywood’s own obsession. Before the film even released, he was hired to direct a new Texas Chainsaw Massacre. His supernatural flick Anything But Ghosts will arrive soon enough. He and Kane Parsons (The Backrooms) are the reason Hollywood is suddenly scrambling through the internet in search of the next big horror filmmaker. And I can’t blame them.
Said Barker, “Films like these are a big part of why I wanted to become a filmmaker, and I’m thrilled that audiences will have a chance to experience these on a big screen together, alongside the new 4DX version of Obsession.”
Additional titles chosen by the fine folks at Regal include films like Tales from the Hood, Evil Dead (2013), Us, Christine, The Blair Witch Project (1999), and, of course, Halloween (1978).
See the full lineup and get your tickets here. Regal Unlimited Members can also purchase tickets for screenings as part of their monthly subscription.